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Th.e Daily USTews,
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 18C6,
LABWEST tlKCULATlON IN THE STATE.
LABt?EST CIKL'ULATION UN TUE CITY.
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U? THK _J_YIL*Y -?TICAVS every B'ri
tlity morriinii._
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tsr SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAQEE. ?BO
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We are umlor obligations to Onptain Reed and
Purser WiiaoN.of the stoamsh*p Star of (he South,
for Baltimore papera.
Attention ie called to tho advertieement of
rooms to lot iu tho Elliott Mansion. This place,
to our knowledgo, is ono of tho coolest in town.
Accident to the Pn Nix Fire Enoine.?Tkie
new steam flro ongino had her piston rod broken
yesterday afternoon, and in consequence of this
untoward accident tho trial parade of tho Compa
ny will be postponed until Monday afternoon noxt.
Sale of Securities.?J. f. Bioos tV Co. eold at
auction yesterday, the following securities at tbe
prices annexed:
$7980 City 8?x per Cent. Stock?70 to 70J-ic
?BOO City Six per Cent ?72J?O.
$10*00 Stale South Carolina Six por Cent. Runds? 07c.
29 Bali Shares Siutti ?rollna Railroad?$27,^.
Coupons Rtato of South 0 .rollua?50c.
Coupons South Carolina Railroad?62c.
CouponB Grei?nvili<* Btid Columbia Railroad?41c.
Coupons Charlotte and Mouth Carolina Railroad?18o.
Conpous Memphis and Charleston Railroad? 81 -3c.
CouponB City of cavanuah?8Gc.
Reminiscences of Ohableston, by J. N. Cab
sozo. Printod by Joseph Walkeb, Agout. Our
thanks are due to tho author for a copy of this
interesting brochure. We anticipate in its perusal
a rich feast, to which we invite as many of our
reiulo.ru as shall be able to make the noceseary
raiso of seventy-five conte, tbo price at which Mr.
"WA?-mai will taell them tho boo k. As soon as we
ehnll have read it, we design giving a more
extended notice. In the meantime, tbe author
will permit us to ?wall him success in his literary
venture, and many years of life and happiness, to
enable him to continuo his Reminiscences.
The Appendix, containing a brief but very in
teresting narrative of the history of the siege of
-Charleston, forms a very interesting feature of
the work before us, and ?b in itself sufficient to in
duce all of our people to procure tbo book. This
portion of the work is from the facile pen of our
friend, Rev. TJ. S. Bran, one of the edito? of tho
Weekly Record.
Ooboneb'o Inquest in the Oase of tbe Mubdeb
of B. S. Rhett, Esq.?After an arduous inquisi
tion, conducted by Coroner Whitino, with hiB
usual indefatigable zoal, it hae been pretty well
ascertained how Mr. Rhett came to hie doath.
The following is & brief abstract of tho evidence:
J. E. Runup, Esq., testified to having drawn a
sum. pro. petition against one Sam. CaWaon, a
freedman, for Mr. Rhett, at 2 P. M., on the day
Of hi6 doath.
Anthony Rarnwell (colored), testified to Mr.
Rhott'a having given him a gun to keop off certain
persons from bis farm; to John Bull alias Ben
nett, having a long quarrel with Mr. Rhett; to
Horace Greeley alias Johnson, stealing water
melons from Mr Rhett's farm, and to John Bull
alia* Bonnett. threatening to kill deponent, ant
saying that no had laid wait for him iu tho gap.
(The gap ?b the place whoro Mr. Rhett was shot.)
Jemmia Way (colored), identified Horace
Greeley alias Johnson, as tbe man who said he
"had shot the d-d old son of a b-h, but did
not know if he bad killed him."
Catharine Collins (colored), identified Horace
Greeley alias Johnson, and said that he had been
absent from home July 3d, from early in tho
morning until late in the evening, and that tho
gun before the jury was the gun usually kept
in Greeley'o? house, and that it was not In the
-house WBiR) bo was absent July 3d. Heard
Horace Greeley say he had shot a man.
Frederick D?waon (colored), testified to Mr.
Rhett's having words with Horace Greeloy in De
cember last, and ordering him off the farm.
Beckey Fambell (colored), testified to Horace
Greeley having gone out on the 8d of July with a
double-barrel gun.
Jas. N. Chapman (c.o?orea), testified to having
seen Horace Greeley with tho gun now before tho
Jury, on July 8d, and to his being absent from
home at dark of that day, and to bis laughing
when, he eaid Rhett was killed. Deponent eweare
that he bbliovos, from tho conduct of Horace,
that he killed Rhett.
Oscar Silver (colorod) testified to Horace not
being at home on the evening of July 3d, and to
tbe pistol before tbo jury being tbe same he hat
Been in possession of Horace.
Abraham Brown (culored) testified to Horace's
upeaking of Mr. Rhett having turned him off the
farm.
Ham Dawaon (colored) testified to a colored
man having drawn a gun on Mr. Rhett.
Cain Hercules, colored, testified to a great inti
macy between Horace Greoley and John Bull.
John Bennett, aliaa John Bull (colored), testi
fied to Horsoe being very muoh excited, when he
told him Rbett was dead, and to his saying that
?ho a-? old son of a b-h Rhott had ordered
him off bis farm.
York German (colored), tostified to Horace
being abaont from borne until 11 o'clock on tbe
evening of July 8, and to tbo gun and pistol be
fore the Jury being the same he had seen in Ho
race's house.
There were Beveral other witnesses, whoso tes
timony contained nothing important to the issue.
Horace Greoloy, alias Johnson, made a confos
?ion before the Jury, to tbo effect tbat Mr. Rhbt-j
-was killed by a gun in the hands of John Bull uni.
himself. The following is tbe principal part of it
Horace Greeley alias JohnioB, and John Bui
alias Bonnett, were in a branoh and saw Mr. Bhetl
coming on tho causeway on horaebaok. John said
fire and shoot that man. Horaco eaid, for what'
John said, shoot him. and took hold of the gun
and while both had hold of it, both barrels wen'
off at or abono the aamo timo, and shot Mr. llhott
The Jury found a verdiot that Mr. Rhett wai
kiUod by firearms in the bands of Horace Gro?le*
and John Bull, and tbat the said Greeloy as prin
cipal, and tho said Bennett as accessory, Mo
-nioualy did kill tho said Mr. Rhett.
At tho oIobo of tbe inquest tbe jury adopted tbt
following resolution:
Resolved, That it la duo to Liontenant Hend
ricks, and officers Farroll. Caldwoll, and Davis, am
to Hut-Roam Noloon and the police under him, tt
whom the credit of ferreting out this oaee be
longs, that the publio ehould bo made aware o
their valuablo services. "
Provost Court, July 10.?United States w
Charles Lockwood, colorod,?This individual wa
brought up for stealing clothes. Ho had th
clothos on in Court, and they wore identified b;
tho owner. The prisoner made a lame oxcus
about buying them from somebody else, but hi
statement not being substantial by any evidence
he was fined $20, and aentenoed to hard labor fo
thirty days.
united States vs. Burns (colored).?Brooking
window.?Dofondant and othors wont into a bar
room, and defendant and barkoopor quarrelled
about tlio pay for tho drinks. Tho barkeeper ran
dofondant across tho etroot, and ho ran into a
window. Tho ovidonco waa contradictory a8 to
wbothor he was pushed into tho window, or ran
into it without bong paahed. Somo of the wit
nos8C8 sworo that tho barkeopor shoved tho priB
oaor against tho window, but tho barkcepor aworo
thai ho did not touch him. Tho Court fined tho
priaonor $5. and to tho groat aurpriso and diugust
of tho barkeeper, sent him into tho dock, and
fined him aleo $5 for hroach of tho poaco.
United States vs. William Nelson (colorod).?
Noleon wout to a raillo iu Roidatroot, to tcaoh
party to dance. Haying eaten any quantity of
cako, lemonade, ico cream, and otbor good things,
ho became tirod, and prepared to go. Not being
sstiaflod with what ho had already dovourod, ho
rsn off with the groat cako of tho occasion, worth
about $5.
Ho waa acntenccd to pay a uno of $5, or to bo
pat at hard labor for ton daya.
United Matea vs. Jamoa Gapers (colorod)_De
fendant and hia brother at?lo a fino ailver watch
from Mr. Hall, in Christ Church Parish, on tho
5th inet. Tho guilt of tho prisoner waa rondored
tho more heinous by tho fact that at tho timo of
tbo tho ft ho was aleoping at Mr. Hall's through
tho charity of that gontloman, to whom ho had
roproBontod that ho had no homo. Tho prisoner
waa a black boy of somo thirteen or fourtoon
omb of ago, with vory rod oyee, and tho tears
odewing his faco.
Ho was Bontenced to sixty daya' hard labor.
A whito, brioklayer, who had rubbed tho head of
a colored boy softly with a brick, waa finod $5,
as a gent?o reminder agaiust getting in a passion
noit liirfb.
Two barkoepere wero flood $25 eaoh, under the
ordor of Gon. floott forbidding the aale of spirits
to froodmon. Thoy expressed themsolvea igno
rant of tho prooiso meaning of tho order, and also
relied on a certain explanatory oiroular issued by
Gon. Scott siuco the publication of his order.
Tho Court did not think tho circular applicable,
butin consideration of their professed Ignorance
mado the floe as light as poaaible, but warned
them that a??opotitlon of the offence would be
more severely punished.
I?i?? Reed vs. South Carolina Railroad.?Suit
for $5000 damages.?This caBe, which haa beon
pending for some timo, has created some public
intoreat, and ia in substance as follows :
In tho fall of 1863 Isaac Rood, a free person of
color, then in tho employ of tho South Carolina
Railroad Company, was injured and crippled-.for
life ?rhilo attempting to lift heavy wheels in the
course of his work, and for tho injury thus re
ceived he brought this suit. The plaintiff claimed
that ho waa engagod aa a carpenter, and was in
jured while working as an ordinary labor or, and
that it was tho ouatom of the company to employ
the mon injured in ita aervioo, and that they had
refused to employ him. The defendant ahowed
that be waa not employed specially aa a carpenter,
that it was not their invariable ouatom to employ
men injured in their service, and that plaintiff
left their service and went off with Sherman,
when other hands atayod with them, and also that
they kept a book, in which employoea signed, to
protect the road against damages for accidente.
The Court decided in favor of defendanta.
Messrs. Conner and Porter appeared for the
defendants.
T?3 Savannah Republican of Tuesday, 10th
hist, makes the following roport: "Aa the favo
rite steamship Virgo waa coming op the river yes
terday morning, at half-paet oight o'clock, ehe
struck on tho ennkon wreck of a gunboat, lying
opposite "Willink's lowor yard, closo to the chan
nel, Btarting her stem, causing her to leak badly,
and damaging tho cargo in her lower hold. Ef
forts to relieve her being found unavailing, tho
steamer Tico Boys, provided with Wood's Valve
lesa Pomps, got up steam, and waa soon engaged
in an effort to relieve her, while the steam tug 0.
if. Petit proceeded to take off aa much of the
cargo as poaaible, with a view to lightening the
vessel. Binoo writing the abovo, the Steam Fire
Engine of the Metropolitana also wont to her aa
B?tance, and we learned at a late hour that there
was fourteen feet of .water in her hold, and that
ehe was making water quite fast. Every effort
will be made to relieve her from her unfortunate
position,"
National Convention.?The Carolina Times,
published at Charlotte, N. C, publishes an oc
count of a publio meeting held at tho Court House
in that (own on Thursday last, for the purpose of
appointing Delegates to a Distriot Convention to
meet in Salisbury on the 24th inat., to seleot
delegates to represent that District in the Nation
al Convention. Twonty-two Dolegates were ap
pointed at this preliminary meeting.
State iiciiih.
Our 2bum is now again- garriaoned by a email
detachment of United States Regulara, under the
command of a sergeant of the samo, the effect of
which, cooperative with the Provost Court, ia
salutary.?Sumter Watchman.
Provott Court.?-Acting under orders from the
Military Headquarters at Columbia, Thomas P.
Walker, Eaq., of that olty, in conjunction with
Charles _ayrant. Esq., of this town, have, for
Bomo days pact, presided over a Provost Court at
this place. As the offecta of this Court, muob
good lias already reanltod to our community?
Sumter Watchman.
Attempted Assassination.?As Mr. J. D. Mahony,
formerly of Charleston, but now a citizen of Sum
ter District, was paaaing from thia place to hia
home, a mile or two distant, a few days oinoe,
some person to him unknown, fired at him from
the road aide with a gun. inflicting a severe
wound. The intention, no doubt, waa to take hia
life. As far as we know, Mr. Mahony ia a peace
able, orderly andinoffenaivo citizen.
1 Sumter Watchman.
Arrested.?A man calling himself Chas. A.
Warralle, son of Judge Warralle, of Texas, was
. arrested in tbla city onMomlay night, by Cbiof ol
Police Green, on a charge of robbing a Wilming
' ton (N. 0.) bank. Ho was released, but waa re
- arreated yesterday morning, while depositing a
- paokago of money (for shipment to New York)
? with the agent of the National Express Company.
An application was mado to Judge Aid rio h, by A.
: G. Baekin, Esq., for the release of the prisoner on
I a writ of habeas corpus. Ho bad a hearing yea
t torday afternoon, but the Judge did not rendei
a doofsioD,?Columbia Phcanix.
The Election.?An election was hold yesterday
! for a member of the Legislature from this Dis
triet, to fill the vacanqy occasioned by tho rosig?
* nation ot E. J. Soott, Esq. The result in Colum?
? bia was: Major J. P. Thomas, 183; Colonel L. D,
j Ohilda, 28. It waa generally bolioved, and ao re
ported, that Col. Guilds was not a candidato.
Columbia Ph nix.
Publio Meeting.?In compliance with tho call o
Governor Orr, Vice-Prosident of the Union Clab
3 as omhraocd in his addreaa to the people of Soutt
Carolina, tho oitizoua of Sumter District are in
vlted to assemble in tbe Court House, at thii
i place, on Monday, the 23d or July, inet., for tin
, purpose of appointing a Delegation to repreBonl
the Distriot In tho Convention, to be held a
? Colombia, on Wtdnoaday, 1st day of August noxt
1 Sumter Watohman.
The Weather.-?For tho past two wooka we h avi
, keenly appreciated ' 'oloridge's lamentation o
' "water, water everywhere, and not a drop t<
a drink," with tho groat difference, however, that wt
e hoar of water nowbo-e. The planters are uni vor
y sally complaining that the corn, cotton, and evei
tbe grass,!? parching np for want of rain.
0 Orangeburg Times.
B -m i
i, Tho Young Mod's Christian Association of Obi
_ cago are to open a boarding house for young girl
who have no nomes of their own in the olty, am
have appoaled to the Ohioago ladies for asaistano
a in furnishing the establishment.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Salea This Day.
MoKax k 0~m-.-bf.i_. will Fell this day, at the saloon
No. ? King-stroet, second door sonth of Market, cist
sido, st 10 o'clock, the enttro contents of the nbovo ce
tabllsbtnent.
Wm, Gurnet, Auctioneer, will soil this day, at the
Govern tu eut stables, No. 23 Qucon-stroot, at 10 o'clock,
a lot oi Government property, consisting of axles mid
boxes, cart wheels, sulkcy, cart, paullUB, Ac.
Milk? Drake will soil this day, at bis store, cornor of
King and Liberty-streets, at 10 o'clock, dry goods, cloth
ing, Ac.
A. P. Oaj.dwei.i. will sell thin day, at Btoro, No. 80
East U?y, at 10 o'clock, 8G barrote of fleur.
Gai* mux I) k Witt will soil this day, at the northwest
cornor of King and Sprlog ttrooip, at 10 o'clock, n largo
work mulo, warranted sound.
IlitttNu k Bee will ?ell this day, at tl-cir store. No.
78 East Bay, at \0)i o'clock, stono Jugs, broonis, scrub
br-ishos, saddle and draft horses, Ac.
MiixiatN, Melchp.hh A Co. will soil this day, at
their storo, No. 20 Vendue Bongo, at 10 o'clock, hams,
shonldiTH, light wagon, dry goods, boots, shoos, Ac.
Jauics W. Bbows A Co. -will soil this day, at their
atoro. No. 11C East Bay, at 10 o'clock, flour, bacon,
rice, Ac.
Clothing at Mattjiikwen's.?A fow days ago wo
called attention to Mr. Matthi-sskh'b general announce
ment of a reduction of pr'oea in his stock. To-day wo
refer to his list, whero our roadors can seo for tlicui
selvo8 on what articles the reduction a aro mado, and to
what amount. Every one who has any dear bought ox
porionce In the clothing line, will ice by one glance at
Mr. M-TTB-Ksa-K's BcUoJnlo of prlcoB that ho has put
his goods at prices more profitable to his oustomors
t! an to himself.
TO. S. O. Club Bouse Gin.?Pure, sott, and un equal
ed. Wo place this celebrated brand of gin before the
public ai a pur'., unadulterated article, that only re
quires to bo known to be appreciated. Medical men of
the highest standing acknowledge that it baa great
medical properties, and to thoso who uno It medicinally
It Is particularly recommended. Wm. 8. Cohnin* A Co.,
No. 000 Broadway, N.T., Bole Importers. For salo at
E. E. BBorono'a, No. 259 King street,- Charleston.
Tue RuiiRcninEit lssuod proposals, a short timo since,
to publish a volume of Remlnlscencoe, to consist of
one hundred page?, at fifty cents per copy, but found,
in collecting tlio materials, that it would bo impossible
to con One it -within those limits, and that it would reach
about ono hundred and fifty pages. He has been com
pelled, thorefore, to charge ?ovonty-flve cents per copy,
the Increase of matter being more than equivalent to
the I n entai o of price. Too Reminiscences will be ready
for delivery on Thursday, the 12th lust.
Mr. Andhkw Fowi_b Is authorized to deliver copies
to purchasers. For ?ale ?t Walked,*-? stationery, cornor
of Market and Meethig-streets, and at all the bookstores.
2 J. N. OABDOZO.
Bdedtess Notice.?Wo call attention to Mr. John
CoMiiiNR He offers one hundred cases of shoes, com
prising summer styles, for ladles, gents and ohildren, at
retail, for two months. Fifty cent** on each pair will
certainly be saved by the purchaser, besides getting a
prime shoe for wear.
Call at No. 137 Meotin*--ntroot, up stairs, nearly oppo
site to Bay ne-street, sign of the Big Shoe. tuthiU
Kvkhy family should Iiavo a case of Dr. Humphreys',
Specific HoMotoraTinc Medicines. They are simple?,
easily applied, harmless, and yet, in a thousand in
stances, they arrest dlseato, allay pain and suffering,
save calling the doctor, and pTove a friend indeed. The
valnable service rendered Iminontjoly overbalances the
small sum they cost. Bee advertisement. Address
HU-tPHBBYs' 8P-CIFIO Hom<bopathic Medioine Co.,
No. 662 Broadway, N. V. -6
AN iNCBK-smo Demand.?rio article has ever won
more general and lasting favor than
PLANTATION HITTERS.
The demand for them from ladles, clergymen, mer
chants, Ac., is incredible. ?
The simple trial of a bottle la the evidence we present
of their worth and superiority.
For Dyspepsia and low Spirits, Bad Breath, Pain in
the Side, Back, and Stomach, Distress after Eating,
Headaohe, Heartburn, Ac, we confidently recommend
the Plantation Bitteho.
They are the pleasaotest tonio ever taken. No change
of diet is required while using them. Eat all the good,
healthy food your stomach craves.
The good effects of Plantation Brrnuu are seen
upon making the first trial. A very few bottles often
leave the worst dyspeptio sound and hearty
FitoM Bead to Foot. tuthsS
' i ' **** -*
Wonderful but True !
MADAME REMINGTON, THE WORLD RENOWNED
Astrologlat and Somnambulistic Clairvoyant, while In
clairvoyant state, delineates the very feature? of the per
on you are to marry, and by tbo aid of Vn in strum out
of Intense power, known as the Payohomotrope, guar
antees to produce a perfect and life-Uke picture of the
future hue.band or wife of the applicant, with date of
marriage, occupation, leading traits of character, Ao.
This is no Imposition, as testimonials without number
MB' assert By stating place of birth, age, dlapoaitlon,
color of eyea and hair, and enclosing Ofty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will re
ceive the pioture by return mall, together with desired
information. ,
Address In confidence, Madame GERTRUDE REM
INGTON, P. O. Box i?7, West Troy, N. Y.
May 8 tathsSmo
Is Health Worth Having ?
If it is, protect It. 11 is a J?wel as esas H y lost as vir
tue, and in some cases as eUfflonlt to recover. Nature,
in our climate, and espeolallv at this season, requires
to be occasionally reinforced. But everything depends
upon thetonlo used for thl? purpose. The medloinal
tlnotures, alt of which are based on common alcohol, are
dangerous. Quinine, ae everybody finds out who takes
much of it, la a alow polion. One safe protective from
all unhealthy atmosp tierlo influences exist, and one only.
This powerful preventive is HOSTETTER'8 CELE
BRATED STOMAOH BITTERS, a compound of the
purest stimulant ever manulaetured, with the most ef
fective tonics, alteratives, regulators, and depuratora
that obemtstry has yet extracted from the botanical
kingdom. Convalescent?, languid and feeble from re
cent sickness, will find the Bitters an incomparable
Restorative,' not disagreeable to the taste, and emi
nently lnvlgoratiug. No other stimulant producesfthe
same effect as this Htomschlo. It does not excite oi
-Butter the nerves, or occasion any undue arterial
actloa; but at onoe soothes and strengthens the nervous
system and the animal spirits. A July 0
int. T. s. Tiioniso-v,
OFFICE SOOIKTy-BTREEr, ONE DOOR EAST OI
Meeting-street.
Residence corner of Trsdd and Orange streets.
Juno 13 tut-Sl2*
K. M. WHITHO,
coito*JE?t a.id Magistrate,
HAS REMOVED His OFFICE TO NO. ?4 OHAL
MER8-HTREET, North side, noxt door to Mr,
laiNNlS' Blacksmith Shop, and two doors east of Meet
ing-street_May 80
" " MBASI'IIKIIH* NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED, MEASURERS AND 1N8PEO
TORt* OF UMBER AND LUMBER, oin be fount
at the office formerly occupied by 3 W. BRODIK A
80N west eud or Broad street. All orders left then
will moot with prompt attention.
SAMUEL P. BENNET.
T. T. U HOD IK.
O. H. JENKINS.
j_ne JQ 10_O. M. ?RsaBLUBD.
TIII_ KABTBItN SO. CA. JO l'H NAL
18 PUBLISHED hff?VU BATURDAV MORNINO IS
the town ot BenneUavllle, a 0? bv W. F. E. HEN
OIB-HON. Proprietor.
T-vras -Threrrtrvllar* per onnamln e?vnnoettvenir
. i -n--mu teo.-o?.le*? Ma***?.-*
PRIVATE SALES.
??fioKUhly Street.
?* t> . ? o ,nT W' Y? ^KITCII.
At Private Salo?
That oleapnrit and convonlont WOODEN RESIDENCE
OH IIBIOK FOUNDATION, ?lt,mt<.,Ym Do'uUty Btreot
and known m No, 4. Tho Huim? eeatalM?! square
rooms and 2 attl,-s. with gas throughout. On tho premi
sos aro a large and convenient ktlohao, Htobln ?nU ear
rlngo boUHO, with cistern and well uf ?ooa wattr- Lot
measures 40 feet front by 100 reot deep.
Tula property In woll adapted lor a Koutcol rcnldonco
and contiguous t<> Eutlcdge Avonu?i.
For furthor particular?, apply as above, to
July 12_timtna No as broad street.
Pleasant and Desirable Residence in the North
iccstern part of the Cilu.
by w. y. L_itc?i.
At Private Bale
That commodious and very deslrablo RESIDENCE
situated in Warren, between Coming and Thomas ata.,
containing 12 rooms, pantry, an 1 Oas throughout.
On the Promi-os are Kitchen, Stable, Carriage IIouho,
and a U.rste Cistern.
Tho Lot la largo, high, and dry
Thla property is qnito dealrablo as a rcsldonco, Doing
In a very pleasant part o? tho city, and wltbln a shirt
dlBtanco of tho route of the omnibus Hue. Tho Rosl
douco can bo inspected by applying upou tho Lot.
For furthor particulars, apply as abovo, at
July 7 Btuth3 NO. 25 BROAD STREET.
KI-IM, CONGRESS,
VICHY WATERS.
L0VKR8 OF THE ABOVE DELIOIOU? AND HRALTHV
BEVEBAUE8 BTILL CON I INDE TO A88EHBLE
AT THE STORE OF
EVERT E. BEDFORD,
NO. 2G0 KINO-STREET, OPPOSITE HASEL,
To partake of what may be really callod a glais of
COOL AND SPARKLING
SODA WATER OR POLAR BEER.
THE FBDIT B?RUP8 ABE WARRANTED MADE
from the Natural Fruits, and not from French Ex
tracts, Oils, Acids, and Oolorlng Plaide, eo extonslvely
need and so IdJu? loua to the health.
With an experience of ave years In the maun'acturing
of SODA WATER AND 8YRUP3, and with a variety of
twenty-one Syrups prepared with great core, enables
tho proprietor to assure the Public that he feels well
quah fled to satisfy tho tastes of all that favor him with
acalL
CUT??.18T OF SYRUPB-OUT.
LEMON. ORANGE. SHERBET.
SABS APAR ILLA. OING KR. 0AP8I0?M.
8AB8AFBA8. VANILLA. CHOCOLATE.
NEOTAR. ORQEAT. ROSE.
RASPBERRY. PINEAPPLE. MAPLE.
BTRAWBEBRY. BANANA. BLAOKBERBY.
OATAWBA. HOOK. COFFEE.
CREAM 8YBTJP PBEPABED FBE8H DAILY, and
flavored with any of the above Syrups.
Syrups by the bottle and gallon. Dealers supplied at
reaeonablo rates.
July 12_thetn
BEDFORD'S POLAR BEER.
THE WELL-KNOWN PROPERTIES OF THI8 POPU
LA-and Rofres?ng Beverage, rendor comment
unnecessary. It la manufactured ENTIRELY FROM
BOOTS, AND ON THE P?EMISES.
Since the introduction of this Refreshing and Invigo
rating Beverage through the Polar Soda and Beer Foun
tain, It has met with a steady sale, and every one who
partakes of it pronounces It really delicious.
Tho proprietor nocd only to assure the patrons of the
POLAR BEEB, that In order to retain tho reputation it
has now obtained, he will continue to mako it from the
original recipe, feeling confident that Its continued auo
cesa depends entirely upon the good quality of ita
manufactura
6 CENTS PER GLASS. 15 OENT8 PER QUART. 60
CENTS PER GALLON._thstn_July 12
CLARETS, WISES AND CORDIALS.
THE UNDERSIGNED CALLS THE PARTICULAR
attention of the CONNOISSEURS OF SUMMER
DRINK-', that ho has received direct from the Importing
House of WM. S. CORNIN & CO., of New York, an In
voice of (1 HO ICK TABLE CLARETS, WINES AND
CORDIALS, which will be diapoael of at New York
prices.
These Wlnea are warranted IMPORTED, and as such
will enlt the finest taste. They need only a trial to con
vince the consumer of their superior qualities. The fol
lowing Hat embraces a portion of the 'took on hand :
Juhnatons k Son's Medoc,
18?
Brandenburg Medoc
Bennecke k Co. Boulllac
Chateau Margean, 18S1
Haut Sauterne
Vermouth
Godard's Oentby
St. Louts, 1857
Ohateau Margeau, 1851
Chateau Lafltte, 1854
Chablis
Klrohenwaaaer
Etc., oto.
E. E. B. ooraiaBy extends to strangers, as well as the
reaident publie, an invitation to inspect thio atock of
WINES, assuring them that a call will Incur not the
least obligation to purchase.
EVERT E. BEDFORD,
NO. 259 KING STREET, OPPOSITE HA8EL.
July 12 thstu
JUST RECEIVED
FROM ENGLAND,
PER SHIP "SOUTHERN RIGHTS,"
1 f\ ORATES OROOKERY, CONTAINING CHAM
L\J BER8 and Bowls
15 orates fine Assoited Orookery.
Will be sold low If applied for at onoe, by
WM. MARSOHER,
July 0 _th? No. 78 East Bay.
JUST RECEIVED,
IN STORE AND ARRIVING.
fjp. BAGS BIO. JAVA AND ST. EO-INGO COFFEE
I ?V 160 bbla Extra and Pino Flour
10 hbda Prime Shoulders
6 do do Sides
60 bags Rangoon Rice
60 bbl s Syrups
100 kegs Nails?all sizes
80 bbls Bagara, Brown, Stuart's A, B and C,
and Crushed
1000 saoka Liverpool Salt
76 paokage?<?een and Black Tea, whole, hair
and quarter ohesis
75 kegs and btirei? Loaf Lard
300 boxea Foreign and Domestio Liquors,
bohnappa, Wines. Brandies and Bitters
100 bbls Gibson's, and various {Trades Whiasiea
And a lot of oiber Staple and Fancy Groceries, too
numerous to mention. _? marsoheB,
No. 78 East Bay.
July 9_mtn*
JOHN KING & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
Nos. 143 and 145 East Bay,
OPPOSITE KERB'S WHARF.
OFFER FOR S.1LE, LOW FOR CASH:
HEIDSIEOK CHAMPAGNE, QUARTS AND PINTS
HI I h li. it Y WINE, in cam-s and in casks
MADEIRA WINE, in cases and in casks
OLA HUT WINKS, in caies pints and half pints
CuRDi ALS, in cases?a variety
RITTERS (K. O. Pelf?, In cases
BRANDIES, In cases and in casks
GINS, in oases and In conks
RUM, in cases
WBI8KIES, in oases and in casks
ALE, in case*, quarts and pints
LAGKR BEER, in quarter barrels, also In pints, D*cked.
elRht <io??n to the barrel. Dmoo ?na'U
nails! nails !
OF THE FIB8T QUALITY "OLD DOMINION
BRaND." cm always he bad at lowest market
prlo?. in any qnantltv, of B. S. RBETT h SON,
jane 10 1 _mimo Mo. 9 _c?_mgoatroat.
AUCTION SALES.
Stone Juoi, Brooms and Scrub Brushes.
BR1JIV8 ?k IIKK, Aactl?ii<ii>ri,
Will bo sold, TO-DAY, at our 8'oro. No. 78 East Bay at
IOS o'olocii, '
2 crates RTONr JUflB
14 dozen Stiaw Ilronrus
? dozen t ci III? Dm bin \tt.
July 12_
Tino Pine Draft and Saddle Horses.
"IH'?S .V MI? I , ,1 ... Cl?,.>.,!,,
Will ho Bold, TO-DAY, st our Htoro, No. 78 East Bay,
at IOS o'clook,
1 DRAFT _UR8R
1 Saddle and Draft Horno.
July 12 _ _____
Ilockaioay, Rockaway, liockaway.
lulli\.; ? IIKE, Auctioneers.
Will bo sold, TO-DAY. at our Ht.ro, No. 78 East Bay
at l(l>, o'clock,
_1 ROOK \ WAY._July 12
Sale of I>ry floods, Hats, Shoes, Pocket Knives,
Snow Case and fvuntars, continued.
.. B1, ?J^N? * BUK. Auctioneers.
Will be ?old. TO MORROW, lath lust , at 10 o'clock, at
? ?S?r?f,r.if K,I,P and Woniwor- stroots.
A OKNL11AL SIOCK UF MKKOUANDIJ-E.
CONhHTINd IN PAHT OV.
OALIC?ES, 8HKETIN??S. TIOKINOS
Dress Qocle, Huawln, Uualory and Lacen *.
Hate, Boots and Shoes.
ALSO,
00 dozon POCKLT KNIVES. '
Jnly 12_
Slock of Restaurant, Furniture,
McKAY t*U ?A.il PBKJLL,
W1U sell, at tho Saloon, No ? Kin? sti sot, si ud door
south of Morkot stroot, oast sido, THIS :<AY, at 1 0
o'clock,
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF ABOVE I'TU'AULIH
ME.NT, VIZ:
SALOON TABLE8, Bar Counters, Ohalrs, Mirrors,
Cnnt'TH, Coffee Cup?, Pintee, Knives and Fork?, Table
Cloths, Glassware, Decanters, Hi turen, Ac, Ac.
ALSO,
AWNING, now; and 81gn, with Post.
ALSO,
BEDSTEADS, MattresBcs, ChairB. Wsshstands, Crock*
ery, Cocoa Mattiog, Extension Dining Tablo, ko., Ac.
Conditions cash. All artlclos to be removed ?am o
day._July 12
Dry Onods. Clothing, &c.
BY ill. IMLlKk.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, will bo soldat my Store,
cornor of Kin? and Liberty-streets,
Balance of Invoice of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Ac, to
close conaipnmentB, salepoBltivo.
Pieces of Plain aud Doited 8WI8S. Organdy and Fig.
urcd LaTvna and Jaconet, Balzarino, Gronadlno, Plaid
Lono, Paul de Obonea, Bobbinot Laoe, Alpaca, Poplin,
Long Cloth, ToYTolliiiR, Brown Hornoapun, Llnon Drill,
Tweoifs, Cassiniores, Jeans. Melton Cloth, ho.
Dozens L. B. Shirts, Ladles' Whlto Tuokod Skirts, La
dles and Gcnt'B Hosiery, Linen and Paper Collars, Oor
aota, Neck Ties, Hair Nets, Sunpondors, White, Blaok,
and Colored Spool Cotton, Summor Pants, Coats, Vests,
?ko. _July 12
Sale of Government Properly.
BY WILLIAM GVHNEY, Auctioneer.
Will bo sold, at Publie Auotlon, THIS DAY, 12th Instant,
at the Government btab'es, No. 23 Queen stroot, at
10 o'clock A, M., the following doeorlbed PROPERTY:
94 pairs AXLES and BOXES
76 pairs Cart Wheels
1 Sulky
1 Cart
12 PaulingB
By or?er. JAMES P. LOW,
Oapt, and A. Q. M.
Terms?Cash in Government funds. July 12
Flour, Bacon, Rice, _c.
JAMBS XV. HKO W N ? CO,
Will Roll THIS DAY, at their Store, No. 116 East Bay, at
10 o'clock,
2S barrolB FLOUR
400 Bacon Shoulders
6 bags Rice, slightly damaged
2 barrels Sugar Cured Shoulders
10 ?rklns choice Butter, Jnst landed.
Conditions cash. July 12
BY Mil???-AN, M__OB?KS Si CO.,
THIS DAY, 12th lost, at 10 o'clock, at No. 20 Vendue
Range, we will sell,
2000 lbs. HAMS
looo lea. Shoulders
Boxes Pepper, Mustard, Alsplce, Tea, OastUe Soap,
Fig Illiif. Ar.
alrSQ,
One lieht WAGON and HARNESS, In good order
A large lot Dry Goods, Cloths, Boots, Shoes, Ac., Ho,
July 12_
MIL.LIGAN. UEIiCHERS a* CO.
Will seU, TO-MORROW. I8tb lust., on Accommodation
Wharf, at 11 o'clock A. M.,
1 SMOKESTACK, 5 feot diameter, 80 feet long.
July 12_
Flour.
BY A. P* ( Al.mVEl,!,,
THIS DAY, the 12th Inst, will be Bold at Store No. 8 0
East Bay, at 10 o'clock,
80 barrels FLODB.
Conditions cash._July 12
A Large Mule.
BY OABRI-L. I?. WITT.
Will be sold, at northweat corner of King and Spring
atreets. at 10 o'clock, THIS DAY, 12th hist.,
A LARGE WOBK MULE, warranted sound.
July 12_
Tobacco, Tobacco.
BY J. A, KNBJLOW At CO.
TO MORBOW, 13th inst., will be sold at oar Store, No.
125 East Bar, at 11 o'clock.
10 boxes TOBAOCO-6's
10 boxes Plag Tobacco._Joly 12
Direct Importation?Muscovado Sugar and Mo
lasses.
BY *T. A. _NSl?OW t_ CO.
TO-MORROW, 18th lnBlant, will be sold at our Store,
No. 126 East Bay, at 11 o'clock,
THE CARGO OF THE BRITISH 80HB, ALBBT, Jni
arrived from Ouybarlen, consisting of :
9 hhds. 1 pRIME MUSCOVADO SDGAB
20 tierces f
36 hhds. ) Very OholcB Molasses, said to be e .nal to
1 tierce j Porto Rico
" tt&j O-^* *> "" _July 12
Draft Horse.
BY OAIiTT Jit BOYLE.
TO-MORROW, 18th inst, at half-past 10 o'clock, at the
cornor of Broad and Eaet Bay streets, will be sold, *
A large and very handsome BAY HORSE, thoroughly
broken and very stylish; draws any where, Bold with
out warranty or soundness.
Conditions cash. _Joly 12
Shrep I Sheep I
BY I*. BUNCH AND SON.
Will be sold TO-MORROW, the 13th in?t, at 11 o'clock,
st No. 608 KlnR-street,
180 head of SHEEP, i i lota to suit pnrohasers.
AliO,
2 MULES
2 Carts
2 Wagons
1 Carriage.
UnUmlted artlole? reoelved up to honr of sale.
Tho sheep may be seen to-day, as above.
Jnly 12_?__?____
FOR S ALK.
Will be sold at BAMBERG, & 0., on TUESDAY, 17th
Inst., to tho highest bidder,
ONE HOUSE AND LOT. belonging to Allen Lodge, No.
88, A. F. M. ; verydesirable location in the town of
Bamberg.
A?o,
Tho OLD BUIN8 of said Lodge.
Conditions?Credit until 1st day of January, 1807,
with two approved stretioa, bearing Interest from day
of sale.
W. T. EA8TEBLING. 1
J. F. IZLAK,
M. W. FELDER, Commissioner?.
W. H. 17.LAR,
L. T. IZLAB. J
_ _lyJL_:_18 .
AUCTION SAL?- OF VALtlAHI.IC IIOI18?B ,
MIII.KS, WA'iOVH, ?V?.
Will be sold on MONDAY. July 16tb, 1808, at 18 o'oloo
A.M., at South Commercial Wharf, Charleston, 8, O..
60 MULES?In good condition
40 HORSnS?In good condition
1 lot ARMY WAGONS
1 lot AMBULANCES.
Terms cash, In U. S. Oarrenoy,
Property to bo removed within forty-eight boars aft?*
sale, or stored at risk and expense of the parchas er.
By order of
Brevot Lieut. Col. 0. W. Thomas. Ohlof Q. M.
JAME8B. GILHOHE,
Brevet Lient OOL and A.Q. M.
July 2 18
PUBMO HALM.
THE UNITED ?TATKS MARINE HOSPITAL AND
GROUNDS, locat, d In the City of Charleston, 8. O.
will be sold to the hUheat bidder, subject ?to the ap
proval of the bid by the Secretary of the Troasory. ?
12 M-, JULY loth, 180?. on the premiaos?.
Terras of Bale? H0C0 cash; ba!aooo_ equal payment!
of thirty, sixty and nlnstyday? A OartlfloaU? of Sals
will he given at the time, and the deeds to be executed
upon Uie payment of the last instalrnent of tho pun?I,w
money. A. o. MAOKKY,
Jane IS OoUootorofOuntome.
